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There are three outposts of this venerable jeweler in Las Vegas: at Bellagio, The Shops at Crystals, and Wynn. You'll find a fine collection of jewelry, watches, leather goods, accessories, and fragrances.
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Vegas is an international shopping destination. The square footage in The Forum Shops at Caesars alone makes it some of the most valuable retail real estate in the country; bankrolls are dropped there as readily as on the gaming tables. It's the variety that has pushed Las Vegas near the ranks of New York City, London, and Rome: you could send home a vintage slot machine or tote back a classic Hermès handbag.
Most Strip hotels offer designer dresses, swimsuits, jewelry, and menswear; almost all have shops offering logo merchandise for the hotel or its latest show. Inside the casinos the gifts are often elegant and exquisite. Outside, all the Elvis clocks and gambling-chip toilet seats you never wanted to see are available in the tacky gift shops. Beyond the Strip, shopping in Vegas can encompass such extremes as finding a couture ball gown in a vintage store and, in a Western store, a fine pair of Tony Lama boots left over from the town's cowboy days. Shoppers looking for more practical items can head for neighborhood malls, supermarkets, shopping centers, and specialty stores. Bargain-hunters seeking to avoid the stratospheric prices on the Strip, and not averse to traveling a bit, can usually find the same high-ticket items at discounted prices in the local or nearby factory outlet malls.
There are three outposts of this venerable jeweler in Las Vegas: at Bellagio, The Shops at Crystals, and Wynn. You'll find a fine collection of jewelry, watches, leather goods, accessories, and fragrances.
Celebrities continually turn to this exclusive jeweler for red-carpet-worthy diamonds and rare gemstones. There are locations at Via Bellagio and The Shops at Crystals.
Make like tennis star Rafael Nadal and shop for high-end Swiss watches that can reach six figures. Chichi surroundings with etched-glass, ebony, and steel accents soften the sticker shock, but the museum-like setting makes Richard Mille worth at least a walk-through. Pre-owned and "historic" timepieces, some named for Nadal, are available.
Browse through a full selection of Tiffany's timeless merchandise as well as the exclusive jewelry designs of Elsa Peretti, Paloma Picasso, and Jean Schlumberger. Cleaning and repair services are also offered. Additional store locations include The Forum Shops at Caesars Palace, The Shops at Crystals, and Fashion Show mall.
This high-end California jeweler, which has been selling engagement rings, necklaces, watches, and other jewelry from its original location in Newport Beach, has branched out exclusively to Resorts World.
French jewelry, watches, and perfumes find a home at this boutique founded in 1896. Even royalty turn to this jewelry maker: Prince Rainier of Monaco gave Grace Kelly a Van Cleef & Arpels pearl and diamond necklace and earrings. There also are locations in The Forum Shops, Bellagio, and Wynn.
This British company offers an extensive line of Swiss-made timepieces in both popular and exclusive models, as well as diamond jewelry.